Cork Ferry
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Cork Ferries Overview
Book a Cork ferry to France with AFerry.com. You can view timetables, find cheapest crossings and book a ferry from Cork to Roscoff in France operated by Brittany Ferries on AFerry.com.
About Cork
Cork City is not only historic but also a very modern and dynamic city, with all the amenities of the big city in terms of shopping, dining and entertainment along with being a very important sea port, offering shortest and fastest ferry route to the continent from Ireland. Cork's ferry port is blessed with a great natural deepwater harbour and advantageous geographical location on the south coast. Thanks to a sustained period of traffic growth and investment in modern facilities extending over the past 35 years, Cork is today acknowledged as one of Europe's most progressive and successful ferry ports.
Cork ferry port is the gateway to Kerry, Limerick, Clare and Southern Ireland. Cork is the third largest town in Ireland, after Dublin and Belfast. Cork city centre is a short distance away, where you can get bus and rail connections to the rest of Ireland. The Roscoff ferry crossing is usually an overnight service while facilities on board include restaurants, bars and duty free shopping.
Getting there:
By Car
From Cork City access the N25 South Link road. Then take the N28 road to Ringaskiddy following the signs showing the Ferry Symbol.
Cork Ferry Port Terminal Facilities:
The ferry terminal has limited facilities, there is B&B accommodation available locally, while the post office has a bureau de change and tourist information centre. Basic services are available for the disabled, with access to port areas facilitated by wide doorways and ramps where appropriate.
Book your Cork ferry crossing simply and securely online in real time and with instant email confirmation on AFerry.com.
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